Tag: City Of Boulder
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Boulder Falls closed due to recent rockslide
Boulder Falls — the popular waterfall destination located directly off of Boulder Canyon Drive — will remain closed due to a recent rockslide. The City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) Department has temporarily closed access to Boulder Falls in Boulder Canyon — around 11 miles west of Boulder — due to a recent rockslide that damaged…
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Boulder housing complex cleared of code violations after sudden closure
Owners removed the un-permitted bedroom walls, which created unauthorized rooms.
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City of Boulder directs student apartment complex owners to fix code violations in next 2 weeks
Boulder officials shut the building down, evicting tenants, with only hours notice Sept. 16.
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Boulder says bye to July 4 fireworks. Hello, drones.
The city of Boulder’s annual July 4 celebration will look a little different this year as the city plans to replace its traditional fireworks show with its first ever drone show. “The shift from traditional fireworks to drones was not an easy decision and based on a number of factors, including increased fire danger fueled…
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Workers bring ‘great summer’ to Boulder Parks and Recreation
“It is looking to be a great summer with Boulder Parks and Recreation!” Boulder Parks and Recreation will bring back its summer pools and other summer services after off-season recruitment efforts brought in an influx of staff. While the department is still feeling the effects of a nationwide labor shortage, according to a news release,…
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Boulder community comes together to honor King Soopers shooting victims on two-year anniversary
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “Thinking, breathing hurts, but life goes on. There is no other choice for us. Every day for the past two years, I think of Teri. My child. My baby girl.” Margie Whittington told a crowd of Boulder community members about the joy and love her…
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Boulder Strong Day of Remembrance honors lives lost in King Soopers shooting March 22
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A week from Wednesday marks two years since Boulder lost 10 community members in a mass shooting that left the city grieving. As the city heals and moves forward from the 2021 tragedy, it will remember the people who lost their lives on March 22,…
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‘Plow the damn roads’: Frustrations boil over as Denver promises to plow side streets with snowstorm coming
In preparation for Tuesday night’s incoming snowstorm, Denver announced that it will deploy its small plows to side streets, a decision that brings up a history of tension between the city and its residents over how to keep roadways clear and safe. The winter storm expected to roll in Tuesday afternoon and evening will bring…
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Englewood library closes after meth residue found in exhaust pipes
The City of Englewood Public Library is closed temporarily after testing showed methamphetamine contamination in exhaust vents, according to a news release. On Jan. 6, the City of Englewood tested its restrooms and other surfaces in the Public Library and the restrooms on the second floor of its Civic Center, according to a City statement.…
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Meth residue found in air ducts closes Boulder’s Main Library
Boulder’s Public Main Library closed indefinitely on Monday for testing and cleaning after methamphetamine residue was found in a restroom air duct, according to a City of Boulder news release. The city ordered tests of air ducts in six restrooms in the Main Library at 1001 Arapahoe Ave. in Boulder. The tests showed “higher than…